Exotic Fruits

At Home in Their Natural Habitat

If you are one of those people who tries to eat locally as much as possible, the chances are that, unless you live in a tropical climate, bananas, papayas and pineapples are not on your menu often.



If you visit somewhere tropical like Fiji, those fruits you consider to be exotic become the norm. At the end of two weeks, you might even find yourself longing for a plum, a fig or a strawberry. These photographs were taken on the island of Kuata in the Yasawas.

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Forbidden Food | Nature's Communal Oven | Nama Sea Grapes |



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Exotic Fruits